Euro ensembles:

• Not surprisingly, the Euro ensembles trended towards less of a chance of snow for Long Island early next week. However, there is plenty of time to watch it, and there are always changes at this range.

• There is also the potential snowstorm for late next week (29th/30th), as you can see in the images below.

• As I have posted about, it generally looks like a west to east storm track, so you can see that the potential for snow is higher on Long Island (1st image) than in Boston (2nd image).

• The 3rd image shows the projected temperatures with ranges for Long Island for the next 15 days from the Euro ensembles.

• Don't forget about the snow showers for tomorrow morning on Long Island, generally between around 6 AM and 10 AM. A coating to a half-inch is possible in some spots. The 4th image shows the simulated future radar for 8:00 tomorrow morning from the HRRR model.